Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
Manchester City Hall will be closed on Monday, January 20, 2020 in observance of Martian Luther King, Jr. Day and will reopen for all business Tuesday, January 21, 2020. Please note: Regular trash and recycling services WILL still be operating on Monday 1/20.
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
Please note that there WILL be regular trash and recycling service on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Monday, January 20, 2020.
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The Manchester Health Department is reminding the community that common colds, influenza (“the flu”) and other viruses, such as norovirus (“the stomach bug”), are actively circulating, statewide. These illnesses can be prevented if people take appropriate precautions to reduce their risk of infection.
According to Anna Thomas, MPH, Manchester’s Public Health Director, “As with every year, we expect that common colds, influenza, and norovirus are present in the community. This is particularly true during the colder months when people spend more time in closer quarters. Fortunately, there are steps that you can take to reduce your risk of getting sick from these and other infections. Please review the following information on how you can keep yourself and your loved ones healthy.”
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Stay healthy. Wash your hands!
Germs are everywhere!
Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
Attention Ward 8 Voters: Due to the expected high turnout for the Presidential Primary Election on February 11, 2020, voting will remain at Memorial High School but be moved from the cafeteria into the gymnasium to accommodate additional voting equipment. Temporary parking spaces for voters that re...
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
GVC construction will be conducting sewer repairs on Sagamore St. between Maple Street and Ash Street beginning Thursday, January 16, 2020. Drivers should follow the posted detours.
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
To accommodate the occasional heavy trash week, starting Jan 13 residential customers will have the option of placing special overflow bags outside of their green carts. There is no charge, but annual limitations apply to each property – 4 per year for single-family homes; 8 per year for two-family...
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
The City of Manchester’s overnight winter on-street, odd/even parking ban is still in effect. Where parking is normally allowed on a street, the Overnight Winter Parking Ban permits vehicles to be parked only on the odd numbered side of a street on odd numbered calendar months, and only on the even ...
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
We are currently experiencing a Water Main Break at the intersection of Harding Street and Holt Ave. Please avoid the area if possible. Crews are currently on site getting it shut down and will be on site to make repairs. We expect the shutdown to be approximately 12 hours. Thank you!
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
GVC construction will be repairing the sewer main in Dallaire St. between North Street and Salmon Street beginning Thursday, January 2, 2020. Drivers should follow the posted detours.
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
The Public Works Director is declaring a Snow Emergency that will be in effect from 10:00 p.m. Monday, December 30, 2019 until 6:00 a.m. Tuesday, December 31, 2019. Upon declaration of a Snow Emergency, any vehicle parked on the streets will be towed and impounded. Vehicles parked in the downtown d...
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4 TAX DEEDED PROPERTIES FOR AUCTION
When: Thursday January 23, 2020.
Where: On-site
Click here to visit James St. Jean Auctioneers website for the details
Click here to see One page brochure- 4 tax deeded properties for auction.
Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
To accommodate holiday festivities, from Dec 26 through Jan 7, residential customers are allowed to place additional bags of trash for collection outside of their green cart(s). Residents may also place stacked, broken-down cardboard boxes for pickup. Scheduled collection day only. Visit www.ma...
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
There will be no refuse or recycling collection on Wednesday, December 25, 2019 in observance of the Christmas Holiday. Residents whose collection day falls on the holiday should place their items for pickup on the following day; all other residents should put their items out on their normal collec...
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
Manchester City Hall will be closing at 1PM today, December 24th, 2019. City Hall will reopen at 8:00AM on Thursday, December 26th.
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
Please be advised that the Public Works Director is waiving the City’s Overnight Winter Parking Ban (Odd/Even Parking) from Monday, December 23, 2019 through Thursday, December 26, 2019. Please note, this waiver will be withdrawn in the in event that there is a Snow Emergency declared. At that time...
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Manchester, NH: City - Advisory
We are currently having a water main break on Belmont St between Cilley Road and Howe Street. Service to homes on this block of Belmont Street will be effected. Please avoid the area if possible. Crews are currently on site getting it shut down and will be on site to make repairs. We expect the shu...
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The flu season has hit us hard! The City Clerk's Office will be closed today due to a significant staff shortage. Vital records and dog licenses may be obtained online any time of day or night using our convenient online portal. All other business will be conducted tomorrow, December 20, 2019. You may also email us at cityclerk@manchesternh.gov or call us at 603-624-6455.
We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience.
Mayor Joyce Craig and the Manchester Transit Authority (MTA) are pleased to announce that through December 31, all stops along Route 8 will be offered free of charge.
Mayor Craig and MTA Director Mike Whitten began this offering during the holiday season last year, and are pleased to be able to offer it for a second time.
"Downtown Manchester, the businesses along South Willow Street and the Mall of New Hampshire are all great places to do holiday shopping. By making travel free on Route 8, we’re hoping to give people using public transportation to shop or go to work a stress-free experience for the holidays,” said Mayor Joyce Craig. “I’d like to thank Director Mike Whitten for working with my office to offer free travel along this route for the second year in a row.”
“MTA is thrilled to again offer free transportation on Route 8, our most popular route in the entire MTA system,” said Director Mike Whitten, MTA. “This is a great opportunity to thank our passengers who ride the buses throughout the year and to also invite new members of the community who perhaps haven’t ridden a bus recently to come and check it out for free. Thank you to Mayor Craig and the City of Manchester for partnering with us again to bring back this very popular event.”
MTA Route 8 makes six regular loop stops -- the Downtown Manchester Doubletree Hotel, Michaels/Burlington Coat Factory Plaza on South Willow Street, Walmart on Gold Street, the Mall of New Hampshire, South Willow Street and Weston Road, and Downtown Manchester. For a full list of route stops and times, visit the MTA website.
The Manchester Conservation Commission has amended two aspects of its request for proposals for a natural resources inventory. The incorrect submission date stated on the request for proposals has been corrected to Monday, December 23. Also, the address for submission of proposals has changed to 195 McGregor Street, Suite 201, due to a temporary change of offices for the Manchester Planning and Community Development Department.
Additionally, the Commission established a new web page to provide information for consultants who are drafting proposals. That web page can be found as a link on the Commission’s main page. Any questions regarding the request for proposals asked by individual consultants will be posted to the website, along with answers, to ensure that all consultants have the same information.
Thank you for subscribing to MCL Notes! Inside you will find information about the programs and events we have planned at the Manchester libraries over the winter months, as well as the latest news and updates. Read all about it here!
Happy holidays from the Manchester City Library!
ServSafe® Food Protection Manager Training & Exam taught in Spanish will be offered at the City of Manchester Health Department 1528 Elm Street on February 20, 2020 from 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Registration deadline is 2/3/2020. Early registration is encouraged as space is limited. Snow date: 2/27/20. All teaching materials, book, handouts and exams will be Spanish.
The cost is $140 per person, includes ServSafe® Manager Book 7th edition, exam in Spanish, refreshments and a light lunch.
The City of Manchester Health Department has just released its updated 2019-2020 Winter Resource Guide for Manchester residents. The purpose of this guide is to provide residents, community organizations, and other City of Manchester departments with contact information for agencies that are providing local winter assistance for individuals and families in need.
Please share this document with anyone who may benefit from these resources.
Saturday Basketball is returning to Beech St. School starting December 7th. It will run every Saturday from 9 AM to 4 PM until March 14th. This is an open gym program and non-competitive . The gym is open in 90 minute blocks to each of the age groups. Pick up games are encouraged, but there will always be a half of the court open for shoot around.
Age Breakdown
7-8 year olds 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM
9-10 year olds 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM
11-12 year olds 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM
13-17 year olds 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM
For more information call 624-6444 or email ebukowski@manchesternh.gov
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